Two new scholarships for students seeking degrees in nursing or an allied health field will be offered at Newman University thanks to the generosity of longtime Wichita resident, businesswoman and philanthropist Marjorie Chance.
New nursing scholarship programs established
Gifts from one of the Spring 2011 honorary degree recipients will create new scholarship programs for students seeking a degree in nursing or an allied health field at Newman University. The gift will create one scholarship, called the Marjorie Chance Scholarship in Nursing, that will be awarded to selected students beginning in the fall 2011 semester. Another scholarship, the Marjorie Chance Endowed Nursing and/or Allied Health Scholarship, will begin awarding scholarships as early as the fall 2012 semester.
Newman students seek alumni support
Answer the call when Newman Fund campaign kicks off Feb. 7
Newman University students will take to the phones beginning Feb. 7 for the annual Newman Fund Phonathon. Read More…
‘Rent-a-Troub’ to help send Newman singers to Carnegie Hall
Newman University’s select vocal ensemble The Troubadours has been invited for the third consecutive year to sing in New York City’s famed Carnegie Hall. To help raise the approximately $2,000 per student needed for the March 10-14 trip, the group is staging a special service called “Rent-a-Troub.” Read More…
Party on the Plaza held last weekend
Approximately 280 people enjoyed a steak dinner, music by the Zydeco Cajun Band The Mudbugs, street artists, and fireworks during the university’s first-ever “Party on the Plaza” held last weekend. Read More…
NU to benefit from Davis-Moore scholarship competition
Davis-Moore Auto Group of Wichita has declared May “Education Month” and is staging a friendly competition to raise scholarship funds for four-year state and local universities. Read More…
Students work to collect 11,000 toothbrushes for Guatemalan children
Students in the “Study and Serve in Guatemala” program have launched a campaign to collect 11,000 new toothbrushes by April 1, for Guatemalan children. The campaign, called Project SONRISA, means “Project Smile” in Spanish and was created by Sonja Bontrager, assistant professor of Spanish and chair of the Foreign Language Department at Newman. Read More…
Charity Night for Haiti set for this Saturday
A social and dance to benefit Haiti that was postponed from January because of winter weather will take place from 8 p.m. to midnight this Saturday, Feb. 20, in the Dugan Library and Conference Center. Read More…
Help student callers reach Annual Fund goal
Tonight is the last night Newman students will call alumni for the Annual Fund drive. Show your support for NU by helping students close a $1,500 gap toward their goal. Read More…